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History will record that a president was impeached by his partisan enemies, not because he had committed high crimes and misdemeanors but simply because he opposed them and did so in what they complained was unpresidential speech and demeanor.
When I first heard about Edward Snowden's stealing thousands of classified documents from the U.S. government, I wanted to see him hanged from a lamppost.
The way that the Democrats have been tossing that Latin term around, they must think it makes them sound smart.
Much like Dr. Frankenstein, a few years after creating the CIA, President Harry Truman deeply regretted having given it life.
You would think, if you were an American and had the sense you were born with, the execution of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi would be cause for jubilation.
There are currently three massive hoaxes being perpetrated on the American public.
As I'm sure you all know by now, I am not religious. If I were religious, I'd probably be Jewish because it's what my grandparents, who were orthodox, were.
Inasmuch as Barack Obama recently endorsed Justin Trudeau in his bid for re-election as Canada's prime minister, I would suggest that Trudeau pack his bags and leave the key under the mat for his opponent.
This isn't the first time in history that Americans and others who should know better have been cheerleaders, waving their pom-poms on behalf of a dictatorship.
It was Yin Yutang who observed "When small men begin to cast big shadows, it means the sun is about to set."
When it comes to acting, there are various schools of thought. Some preferred the Stanislavski approach, which was generally referred to as The Method.
It's not as if there wasn't anything else to watch on TV. I had recorded the third game of the league series between the Houston Astros and my beloved New York Yankees, but there I was seated in front of my TV, tuned in to CNN, of all things, watching what was billed as a political debate, but was more like a three-hour commercial for the DNC.
For those of you old enough to remember the homespun tales of Uncle Remus, you might recall the mischievous rabbit who was always begging his captors to do anything but throw him in the briar patch.
Sometimes, I get the feeling the Democrats are in a conspiracy to keep me so busy, I won't have time to eat or sleep.
It's no secret that the Socialists who, these days, call themselves Democrats, are constantly using their puppets in the media to demonize President Trump and those of us who support him.
If slavery had never existed, the Democrats would have had to invent it. Come to think of it, it did exist and they did invent it.
An odd thing is occurring this political season. Those on the Left have donned their pastoral robes and are delivering political speeches gussied up to sound like they're being delivered from the Mount.
You would think that a cable news network would either hire newspaper reporters or journalists who had worked at other TV stations.
Because the Democrats these days base their own political identity as well as every election on pandering to this group or that group, depending on whether the targeted majority happen to be blacks, Latinos, Muslims, gays, lesbians, college students, union members or suburban housewives, you might get the idea that Rahm Emanuel or David Axelrod cooked up identity politics for Barack Obama.
It was the Hollywood sage, Ronald Reagan, who once remarked that the nine most terrifying words in the world were "I'm from the government and I'm here to help!"
